Here are some new add-ons for the Old Two Storey Stone House paper model: a Staircase and two Simple Walls. These pieces will give more options for creating a village and with the walls you can also create a medieval fortress. In the last two images from this post, some ideas of how these pieces can be used. Have fun!
Aqui estão alguns complementos para o Velho Sobrado de Pedra: uma Escada e dois Muros Simples. Estas peças darão mais opções para a criação de um vilarejo e com os muros você pode construir uma fortaleza medieval. Nas duas últimas imagens deste post, algumas idéias de como estas peças podem ser usadas. Bom divertimento!
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Hey. Both "Stone Staircase And Walls" and "The Old Two Storey Stone House" can't be open at google drive. I asked for viewer access. Are those still maintained?
ReplyDeleteMany of the original models were lost during the massive virus attack that Papermau suffered in 2019. If you are new to the blog, you may not know this, but Papermau was offline for about four months because of it.
DeleteCleaning the blog and removing all the infections was a very slow and difficult process. The malware affected not only the blog itself, but also people who tried to access it. Unfortunately, during that cleanup, a lot of material was lost, including many papercraft models. Some were probably lost forever, while others may still be recovered.
Whenever I find old templates on a forgotten CD, DVD, hard drive or USB stick, or when a longtime friend of the blog happens to have saved a copy and kindly sends it to me, I restore the model and publish it again.
Unfortunately, that is not the case with these specific models, at least for now.
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